In the detective novel Carambol Commissioner Van Veeteran solves a case with his own twisted logic
He woke up and at first felt immeasurable relief. It lasted three seconds, then he realized it wasn't a bad dream. That it was real. The heavy downpour, the sudden jerk of the steering wheel, the slippery roadside, it was all real. The weight of the boy's body in his arms and the blood dripping from his hood.
Drunk driver kills 16-year-old boy. Under cover of darkness and rain, he flees the scene of the accident. But tragedy completely upends his life: he gets deeper and deeper into a difficult, diabolical dilemma and commits things he wouldn't have thought of otherwise. And Inspector Van Veeteren of the Maardam crime lab is faced with a case that has its own twisted logic, in which everything seems predestined but unpredictable...
